Did you make sure you had cleared cache (on command line from project root
enter command ./symfony cc). Often when symfony cannot find classes its
because its not cached any longer.
On Fri, May 13, 2011 at 9:38 PM, Esdras Beleza lis...@esdrasbeleza.comwrote:
Hi folks,
I work with PHP for some
Yes, I'm sure I cleared cache using $ php symfony cc .
I already tried to uninstall sfLucenePlugin:
$ php symfony plugin:uninstall sfLucenePlugin
pluginuninstalling plugin sfLucenePlugin
sfSymfonyPluginManager Plugin sfLucenePlugin is not installed
It says that sfLucenePlugin is not
Hi folks,
I work with PHP for some years, but I'm new to Symfony. I'm working
with some legacy code, it's an old Symfony 1.0 based project and I'll
have to upgrade it to 1.4 version.
I've read some texts that say that I need to upgrade to each old
version until I reach 1.4. While trying to
